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On the morning of    April 30th, the sun is shining, birds singing and flowers scent. Walking into the four seasons perfume lemon planting demonstration base of Fushen Family Farm in Fushen Village, Rongzhou Town, Rong County, Yulin City, Guangxi, I saw a lush green lemon tree covered with fist-sized lemon fruit. the lemon with yellowish peel exudes an attractive fragrance. The owner is Zhang Jiashen, a nearly 40-year-old farmer in the county. As a result of his great success in growing perfume lemons, he became a typical example of growing perfume lemons locally to help get rid of poverty and become rich.

   Zhang Jiashen, a native of Renyong Village, Lingshan Town, Rong County, has worked in Guangdong for more than 20 years. One day in 2014, when he was having tea with the landlord of the fruit store, he found that someone had sent the landlord three cases of 25 kilograms of fruit and collected 900 yuan. "what kind of fruit is this? it's so expensive?" The landlord told him: "this is called perfume lemon, which is grown in Hainan." Zhang Jiashen immediately came up with the idea of leasing arable land to grow perfume lemons in Huirong County. A few days later, he quit his job and went to Hainan to learn how to grow perfume and lemon.

In April 2015, Zhang Jiashen returned to his hometown to establish a Fushen family farm, successively invested more than 400,000 yuan, introduced more than 5000 seedlings from Hainan, leased land at the annual rent of 1000 yuan per mu in Mianbei Village near the county seat, and built a perfume lemon planting demonstration base and seedling cultivation base with an area of nearly 60 mu. Due to the science of management and protection, the fragrance lemon planting base began to hang fruit at the beginning of last year, with a total output of more than 10,000 kilograms of fresh fruit and an income of more than 100000 yuan, plus the sale of more than 9000 seedlings and a total income of 170000 yuan. From January to April this year, 15000 kilograms of fresh fruit were harvested and more than 10, 000 seedlings were sold, with a total revenue of 220000 yuan.

The total output of "  " this year is estimated to be more than 50 000 kg, and the income from fresh fruit alone will exceed 400000 yuan. In the future, with the continuous expansion of the tree, the yield will be higher. " Zhang Jiashen said: "because this lemon tree blossoms and bears fruit all the year round, the fruit is big and seedless, it is juicy and skinny, it has a strong perfume smell, and it has no bitter taste of ordinary lemons at all, so people call it 'four Seasons Perfume Lemon'."

It is understood that because perfume lemon has the effects of beauty, losing weight, lowering blood pressure, detoxification and beauty, softening blood vessels, nourishing liver and protecting liver, it has become a hot-selling fruit in many supermarkets, restaurants and milk tea shops, and its price is four or five times more expensive than ordinary lemons. At present, the wholesale price of fresh lemon fruit produced by the base is about 10 yuan per kilogram, which is not only supplied to the local market, but also exported to Guangdong, Zhejiang and other places.

In order to satisfy and drive the surrounding farmers to grow perfume lemons and embark on the road of prosperity as soon as possible,    has cultivated hundreds of thousands of fine fragrance lemon seedlings in Zhangjiashen's seedling base, which is supplied to local farmers at lower prices. For those planted by poor households, only part of the seedling cost is collected, and all-round services are provided from management and protection technology, market information and the purchase of fruits at a guaranteed price. Most of the 15 people who manage and harvest fruit trees in the base are local poor households or five-guarantee households, with a monthly salary of more than 2000 yuan. At present, farmers near and around the base have planted more than 500 mu of perfume and lemons, of which 250 mu have been full of branches and considerable income, making them a cash cow for local farmers to shake off poverty and become rich.